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  1. Re:Nooooooo! Just shut up and buy a dinosaur saddl on Ask Slashdot: How Do I Explain That Humans Didn't Ride Dinosaurs? · · Score: 1

    Brontosaurus.

    What else did they lie to us about?

  2. Re:computers are terribly inefficient on Ask Slashdot: Enterprise Bitcoin Mining For Go-Green Initiatives? · · Score: 1

    But if you are a publicly funded institution, you just make the taxpayers suck up the power bill while you 4: profit!!!1!

  3. submissions... on Largest DDoS In History Reaches 300 Billion Bits Per Second · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    i submitted the spamhaus ddos when it started... but slashdot was too busy talking about sxsw.

  4. Re:General Services Administration on West Virginia Won't Release Broadband Report Because It Is 'Embarrassing' · · Score: 2

    The GSA isn't a state agency.

  5. Re:You're a contractor. Your "secrets" are yours on Ask Slashdot: How To (or How NOT To) Train Your Job Replacement? · · Score: 1

    That's like saying a teacher not wanting to be a programmer without a new contract is like blackmale.

  6. Re:Danger. on Brian Krebs Gets SWATted · · Score: 1

    How should the police respond in such a situation?

    Send one cop to find out if more cops are needed?

    In this situation, the police are in a difficult situation that the rest of us get to armchair-commando second-guess.

    If Russian gangsters DID break into your house and shoot your spouse, and the police DIDN'T show up in force, everyone would cry about THAT. And lawsuits would ensue. Carreers would be ruined, lives would be ruined, and quite possibly more poeple would have died.

    But thats ok, right? As long as you aren't inconvenienced.

  7. Re:Danger. on Brian Krebs Gets SWATted · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    A small army of cops showed up to save Brian from Russian gangsters.

    They didn't kill Brian, and everyone learned a lesson.

    How about you save that whiney anti-cop bullshit for your drum circle?

  8. Re:What's the point? on Technology To Detect Alzheimer's Takes SXSW Prize · · Score: 3, Interesting

    I dunno.

    I think it's more like being told in 6 years you WILL have alzhiemers and there's nothing you can do about it. And, yes, the test is 100% accurate.

    Depressing.

  9. Re:There may still be some money stashed in a matt on Obama Administration To Allow All Spy Agencies To Scour Americans' Finances · · Score: 3, Interesting

    Careful dude, every time I mention Obama treating private property like communal property, I get down-modded.

    Besides, all this communism can't pay for itself!

  10. Re:Forgotten 2012 campaign poster on Obama Administration To Allow All Spy Agencies To Scour Americans' Finances · · Score: 5, Funny

    There's a great Soviet Russia joke in there somewhere.

  11. Re:Idle speculation on Manga Girls Beware: Extra Large Eyes Caused Neanderthal's Demise · · Score: 3, Funny

    Ahh. See, now you are anthropomorphizing the humans.

    They don't like that.

  12. Re:uh oh on The Science of Hugo Chavez's Long Term Embalming · · Score: 1, Funny

    Look for Democrats to do something similar for THEIR communist hero when Obama dies of old age, still in office, 30 years from now.

  13. Re:Good on Swiss Referendum Backs Executive Pay Curbs · · Score: 1, Insightful

    Two parties have a deal.

    That deal is THEIR property.

    A government deciding it has the right to control the deal is a government deciding that there IS no property. Using that metric, all property belongs to the community.

    Pro sports players make too much money. Most people agree on that. But the athletes have a boss who makes payroll... and it is up to the boss and the athlete to negotiate a deal, no one else's business. If the team can make 10 million and 1 dollars per year from the athlete, the team can afford (figuratively) to pay the athlete up to 10 million, pocket the left-over dollar and still come out ahead. It's not up to whiney leftists to declare what "fair" pay is or isn't. It's not up to politicians, pandering to the whiney leftists for votes, to declare what "fair" is.

    It's funny to hear people say "equal" with respect to socialism. Ideas so good, they have to be mandatory and enforced by people with guns.

  14. Re:Good on Swiss Referendum Backs Executive Pay Curbs · · Score: -1, Troll

    If you don't like the government controlling every aspect of your life, don't cheer when a government controls yet another aspect of someone's life.

    Leftism boils democracy down to "two wolves and one lamb" voting on dinner.

    Stop cheering for communism. It sounds fun at first... with all the "big X" and "fat cat" talk, maybe a few Che posters and an occupy rally.... but eventually you end up in a gulag.

  15. Re:You wouldn't on DRM Chair Self-Destructs After 8 Uses · · Score: 1

    Who brought that chair in here? Not me.

    No way.

    Not my chair, not my problem I say.

  16. Re:So What's The Point on HTML5 Storage Bug Can Fill Your Hard Drive · · Score: 1

    Imagine the network usage bill for your VPS trying to fill every hard drive of every device that visits your site.

  17. Re:What? on Controversy Over Violet Blue's Harm Reduction Talk · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Man, go read the post.

    http://violetblue.tumblr.com/post/44107008572/what-happened-with-my-security-bsides-talk

    Basically, if someone wants to shut you down, they can use anything sex-related as a weapon. And if anyone disagrees, you become the enemy.

    Violet Blue got shut down because the presentation *mentioned* the sex.

    And if you ever disagree with someone who claims to be sensitive to the topic (abuse survivor), then you are worse than hitler.

    Outrage is called for.

  18. Re:For sale: All Nobel peace prizes. on For Sale: One Nobel Prize Medal (Slightly Used, By Francis Crick) · · Score: 2

    Once upon a time, someone *might* have argued that they both had to be earned, and not handed out lightly or for political purposes.

  19. Re:How about O2? on Fingerprint Purchasing Technology Ensures Buyer Has a Pulse · · Score: 1

    ...and them someone complains that the duress detection could be fooled by using a mix of mild narcotics.

    My point is people will soon be here to bitch about how all the work you are doing is SOOO stupid.

    And now you can read some examples without even leaving this browser tab!

  20. Re:How about O2? on Fingerprint Purchasing Technology Ensures Buyer Has a Pulse · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Passwords, someone complains you can just beat people with wrenches.

    Biometrics, someone complains you can just cut off a body part.

    Biometrics with life detection, someone complains the system can't detect if the persons family is being held hostage....

  21. Re:Found = Not yet found? on Long-Lost Continent Found Under the Indian Ocean · · Score: 3, Funny

    If you ever drop your continent into a river of molten lava, let it go, because, man, it's gone.

  22. Re:Industrial revolution standard procedure on Growing Public Unrest Leads China To Admit To 'Cancer Villages' · · Score: 2

    I'm from Utah.

    I was quite shocked to see amusement park rides at State Parks in some states East of Mississippi.

    I grew up thinking that State Parks were semi-sacred natural places like National Parks. And that's in conservative, consumptive-model-of-natural-resourse-management, Utah.

  23. Re:And people wonder why the US is going broke... on For Businesses, the College Degree Is the New High School Diploma · · Score: 4, Interesting

    This story can't be true in all markets.

    In my area, many employers look at a degree as something to be avoided if it isn't outright needed.

    They don't really want a know-it-all with all these great job options out there (their perception, not necessarily reality).

    They want you to know how to do the job already, but still need the employer.

    I got more calls back when I used my still-in-school resume.

  24. Re:No way... on Homeland Security Stole Michael Arrington's Boat · · Score: 2

    The Constitution of the United States is the document that tells the government what it CAN do. It is what "constitutes" the federal government.

    If your "freedom of speech" is up for interpretation every time someone says something bad, you have no freedom of speech.

    If you are so quick to give away the rights of others simply because they aren't the rights YOU don't get much use out of then all YOUR liberties will be short lived as well.

    If one "right" can be taken away, then they all can. Then we have no rights, just privileges at the whims of others.

  25. Re:Sounds like rubbish on New Process Takes Energy From Coal Without Burning It · · Score: 1

    Only if you define "net gain" as "a change over a time period which best suits my argument".

    The co2 in the coal was atmospheric once before, and it will be again.

    Turning it into biodiesel basically uses the CO2 as a carier for energy captured from the sun by photosynthesis.